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Delhi High Court Declares Nehru Place No-Vending Zone with Exemption for 90 Vendors
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CNBC TV18•06-10-2026, 16:29
Delhi High Court Declares Nehru Place No-Vending Zone with Exemption for 90 Vendors
- •The Delhi High Court has declared the Nehru Place District Centre a strict no-hawking and no-vending zone.
- •A temporary exemption has been granted to 90 identified vendors who must shift to a designated Site X by October 12.
- •The Town Vending Committee-II will decide within two months if these vendors are eligible for Certificates of Vending.
- •The Municipal Corporation of Delhi has been authorized to remove all unauthorized vendors after October 12 and assist them in relocating to alternative vending zones.
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The Delhi High Court declared the Nehru Place District Centre a no-hawking and no-vending zone, while granting a temporary exemption to 90 identified vendors at a designated site.
The court directed the 90 identified vendors to shift by October 12 to a designated location known as Site X.
The Town Vending Committee-II (TVC-II) will determine whether the vendors are entitled to Certificates of Vending and designate their selling areas within two months of being constituted.
